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Category Archives: AJAX
How to get JQuery and TinyMCE to work
I was just having a ton of issues getting JQuery and TinyMCE to work. Sometimes loading of TinyMCE would hang and never complete and other times I would lose my tinyMCE or jQuery objects for some reason. Well, I’m not … Continue reading
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AJAX with ACEGI article
I’ve finished this a while ago, but just now am finally posting it to my blog. This article will eventually find a nice home at JavaLobby or some similar online publication, but I want to get the information out there … Continue reading
Posted in AJAX, Java
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AJAX with ACEGi finalized
Ben Alex and I have been working recently to finalize the inclusion of patch I made for getting AJAX login to work with ACEGI. After a number of very constructive conversations and looking at some of the new features in … Continue reading
AJAX redirect example
I’ve been having a good discussion with some ACEGI users about my patch for AJAX and ACEGI. There are a number of other solutions out there and some contention about redirects and AJAX. The W3C specification for the XMLHttpRequest states … Continue reading